1. In the second instance, however, the·osʹ has no definite article.

2. Used with the definite article (The Cyclades), unless some islands are specified

3. Start studying Correspondencias Select the definite article that Corresponds to each noun.

4. In languages having a definite Article, the lack of an Article specifically indicates that the noun is indefinite

5. The Koine Greek language had a definite article (“the”), but it did not have an indefinite article (“a” or “an”).

6. In linguistic interlinear glossing, Articles are abbreviated as ART Types of Articles Definite article

7. Her stage name is a combination of her given name with the Arabic definite article.

8. Article Articles identify whether a noun is definite (specific or particular) or indefinite (general or unspecific)

9. Work on memorizing the characteristic British syntax and grammar, such as the dropping of a definite article.

10. For this reason, Articles are divided into two categories: the definite Article, the, and the indefinite Articles, a and an

11. The following review article is therefore aimed to ensure the allergist with a definite diagnosis and an early initiation of therapy.

12. 4 Demonstratives and the definite article are terms whose mobilisation and use would be strongly linked to this kind of deixis.

13. Examples of Clitics are the pronoun 'em in I see 'em and the definite article in French l'arme, "the arm."

14. The Gospel of John was written in Koine, or common Greek, which has specific rules regarding the use of the definite article.

15. Just definite post.

16. Set definite limits.

17. Make definite plans.

18. But nothing's definite yet.

19. Ambargo: Definite accusative Ambargoyu: Singular Plural Nominative Ambargo: Ambargolar: Definite accusative Ambargoyu: Ambargoları

20. Inflection Nominative Aort: Definite accusative Aortu: Singular Plural Nominative Aort: Aortlar: Definite accusative

21. Allel n (definite singular Allelet, indefinite plural Allel, definite plural Allela) Allele; References

22. 3 This article explores specially the use of inferable anaphoric NPs, esp. definite NPs, in discourse based on some foreigners' pragmatic and cognitive studies.

23. Atavisme m (definite singular Atavismen, indefinite plural atavismer, definite plural Atavismene) atavism; Further reading “atavisme

24. Betingelse m (definite singular Betingelsen, indefinite plural Betingelser, definite plural Betingelsene) a condition, requirement; …

25. That's definite then, is it?

26. Give me a definite answer.

27. I need a definite answer.

28. On analysis, Bardet asserted that this title corresponds “in every respect to the Greek usage of employing the [definite] article for the names of people.”

29. We demand a definite answer.

30. I want a definite answer.

31. Bane m (definite singular Banen, indefinite plural Baner, definite plural Banene) death (by murder) Etymology 3

32. He's a definite hard case.

33. By contrast, we cAn use the definite article the with ALL nouns: the dog, the eggs, the big men, the music, the food, the red wine

34. By contrast, we can use the definite Article the with ALL nouns: the dog, the eggs, the big men, the music, the food, the red wine

35. We insist upon a definite answer.

36. 40 Amp 2-Pole Definite Purpose Contactor Ex9CK series Definite Purpose Contactors Ex9CK series Definite Purpose Contactors from Noark Electric provide high performance with both flexibility and reliability

37. Berar m (definite singular Beraren, indefinite plural Berarar, definite plural Berarane) a bearer, carrier, wearer, porter; Derived terms

38. Absolutisme m (definite singular Absolutismen, indefinite plural Absolutismer, definite plural Absolutismene) ( politics , political science ) absolutism ( the principles or …

39. 4 Make definite plans to attend.

40. These statistics display a definite trend.

41. This skirt has a definite flare.

42. Is it definite that he's leaving?

43. Amorphous: having no definite or recognizable form.

44. Make definite arrangements for a return visit.

45. They have a very definite shelf life.

46. She's a definite for the Olympic team.

47. I have no definite plans for tomorrow.

48. Alveol m (definite singular Alveolen, indefinite plural Alveoler, definite plural Alveolene) Alveolus; References “Alveol” in The Bokmål Dictionary

49. Consomme m (definite singular Consommeen, indefinite plural Consommeer, definite plural Consommeene) alternative spelling of consommé Norwegian Nynorsk [ edit ]

50. Noun. Brisling m ( definite singular Brislingen, indefinite plural Brislingar, definite plural Brislingane ) the European sprat or Brisling ( Sprattus sprattus)

51. Bel m (definite singular Belen, indefinite plural Bel, definite plural Belane) Bel (logarithmic measure of sound pressure) Derived terms

52. Crystallized: to take on a definite form.

53. Crystallizing: to take on a definite form.

54. Rookie Kenny Shedd has a definite upside.

55. Abbor m ( definite singular Abboren, indefinite plural Abborer, definite plural Abborene ) ( zoology) a perch, specifically the European perch ( Perca fluviatilis ) quotations

56. He seemed definite about what had happened.

57. There's a definite family likeness around the eyes.

58. A definite buy for any budding simulation buff.

59. Cockpit m (definite singular Cockpiten, indefinite plural cockpitar, definite plural cockpitane) (aviation, nautical) a cockpit (of an aircraft or boat) …

60. I didn't make a definite promise, mind you.

61. She made no definite plans for her future.

62. Bel n (definite singular Belet, indefinite plural Bel, definite plural Bela) moment, instant; gap, space; References “Bel” in The Nynorsk Dictionary.

63. Clinch: to make final, definite, or beyond dispute.

64. (adjective) A Cagey avoidance of a definite answer.

65. Aimless: lacking a definite plan, purpose, or pattern.

66. Aimlessly: without definite aim, direction, rule, or method.

67. Amorphous definition is - having no definite form : shapeless

68. We need a definite plan of action, men.

69. She's not definite about retiring from the game.

70. Allel (masculine and feminine Allel, neuter Allelt, definite singular and plural Allele, comparative Allelare, indefinite superlative Allelast, definite superlative Allelaste) Allelic, Allelomorphic; Noun

71. The organization it seeks to build is a definite means to a definite end-the victory of the proletariat on a world scale.

72. Ballon c (singular definite Ballonen, plural indefinite Balloner)

73. Instruction based on the Bible has definite advantages.

74. Features include: Use of definite and indefinite articles.

75. Checking accounts – offered by some institutions under definite restrictions.

76. Jacinta's report card showed a definite improvement in math.

77. Within a group, each individual had a definite status.

78. 5 Sanctification begins with a definite breach with sin.

79. Centimeter m (definite singular Centimeteren, indefinite plural Centimeter, definite plural Centimeterane or centimetrane) a centimetre, or Centimeter (US) (SI unit of length) Derived terms

80. Albatros c ( singular definite Albatrossen, plural indefinite Albatrosser ) Albatross